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Utanisco:Can you read? Students passed but were given poor marks. This is NOT about content. Also, you can't even stop content monetization if it's the cause of poor marks. Think, this fellow. Think. |
Just spoke with an educator. The person cited two examples: - Student A got 300+ in the mock exam, and got 156 in the actual exam. - Student B had 6 A's in WAEC, and scored 160 in UTME. Both cases are obviously impossible. When we were calling our JAMB, some cretins turned it into a tribal issue. Even the high and mighty Helinus spinned it into something tribal. It's pathetic what tribalism has done to Nigeria and Nigerians. |
G0odharddick:Shut up jare. Students with A's and B's in their WAEC failed and you are saying they should not disturb us. Someone that I know got 300+ in the mock exam and scored 156 or so in the actual exam. Is that possible? Btw, are you a Tinubu supporter? Cos you think like you've over eaten agbado. |
shortgun:YES |
EhisChelsea1:This sounds very sad and unfortunate. They've most likely been doing this for years, And have been getting away with it. |
This is an absolute disgrace. A few days ago, when I pointed out the inconsistencies in the JAMB results, some dingbats turned it into a tribal spat. Now, we can all see that JAMB is not a reliable organization. Meanwhile, Minister of Education, that dumb@ss said that students fail because anti-cheating measures are working. Oponu rada rada.
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Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall Humpty Dumpty had a great FALL. Isn't it this same Wike whose sons are traipsing the world in PJs and boat cruises? Without any verifiable source of income? This same man gallivants around in Rolls Royce's while 98% of Nigerians earn less than N200k monthly? Issokay. Lol. Nigerians gonna luuurn. |
Clearing loans are good but let the lives of the average Nigerian be good too! Nigerians are too hardworking for the sh** their government put them through. An eyesore. |
Parydelegate:6😀 |
We shouted, screamed, convinced and encouraged people to vote competence over tribalism. But people said NO. They said they'd rather vote for a man who's past is shady. They said they'd vote for a man who made so many stewpeed statements during his campaign. Statements like: 1. Emilokan 2. Na statistics we go chop 3. Agbado and cassave 4. Bulaba. Now, Nigeria has slid further into the hold Buhari dug for it. And it's getting worse. This government has resorted to ruling by PROPAGANDA. Sponsored fake news. If you criticize their stewpeed policies,Bayo Onanuga and his merry band of paid sl@ves will accuse you of not supporting an incompetent leader. The ostentatious display of national wealth is an eye sore and a disgrace. Before, when someone misappropriated billions, everyone would be too shocked to speak. Now, billions is the name of the game. President wanna change his shiny private jet? Go ahead. He needs a yatch for cruise? Order for it. Vice president's apartment needs a facelift? Renovation galore. Guess what? All of these m@d expenses are in BILLIONS of naira. Lololololollllll I've been around for a few decades and I've not seen things this bad. It's highly unfortunate. PS: Waiting for Helinus to come and bash the WB again. And let him find a way to blame Obi for this. Maybe he'd say Obi bribed the WB. I'm also waiting for Bayo Onanuga. Agbaya 1 of Africa. |
yarimo:As usual, here to display a fresh brand of loonacy. |
Evil APC Tinubu and Wike don't know the evil seed they planted by doing something so stewpeed. Time will tell o. LOL. Time will tell.
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Who's the mod pushing topics to the front page at this wee hour of the WAT? 🤔 |
RealityKings1:You too, chief Has it occurred to you that I might not be in Nigeria? 🤔 |
234GT:Yeah. And BAD roads. Most of our roads are not world class. No traffic lights, no markers, no curbs. Just asphalt and tar. And most of the cars on the roads are BAD. They've seen hell and high water. |
That's very sad. 53 souls perished just like that. May their souls rest in peace. |
RealityKings1:
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yarimo:Why do you get a hard on anytime Obi is mentioned? Do you have a thing for him? |
Ok. We've heard. |
What should we make of this other than the man himself is not worthy to climb the pulpit? |
Kobojunkie:Continue ranting, but off my mentions. Now, take your talk somewhere else. |
Kobojunkie:Baba e loun ba soro |
Amaggedon:Na useless fellow |
Racoon:No mind APC. They are mentally malnourished. |
Isn't this the old f0⁰l who wrote a damning article about Peter Obi to discredit him? Such a shame that an old man has sold his integrity for peanuts. Highly unfortunate. So sad. It's even more unfortunate that unfortunate APC supporters are whining and crying over Traore, while their own backyard is on fire. Lol. Such a very big shame. Absolutely pathetic. In recent days, APC has sponsored daft think pieces against every other person but they've failed to introspect and admit that they are a bunch of empty failures. Imagine the temerity of APC to poke their long noses into Traore but they choose to turn a blind eye to the rot, corruption and terrorism that's eating Nigeria. I feel so ashamed for APC supporters. It's sad. May they heal, and may their brains be restored. Under APC, the labor of our heroes past have gone in vain. Sighs.
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So what should we do? Mtcheww Attention seeking folks. |
The chief reason why people commit suicide is HOPELESSNESS |
Don't bother trying to convince ur ch ins. Their blindness is intentionally self imposed. |
So her mother is being disrespected in the marriage. The girl is not wise. At all. |
donmik:Lol chief Let's be open minded. A child scored 300+ in 2024 UTME, and has a WAEC result studded with A's and B's, but suddenly gets 130 in 2025 utme don't you think it's a red flag? Also numerous people who wrote the exam on 26th have been complaining about mass failure. Don't you think JAMB should be probed? |
Of all the things troubling Nigeria, it's someone's clothes you are particular about. You need urgent psychiatric help. ASAP. |
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